The global emissions challenge: why current strategies are falling short

Global emissions are rising despite our efforts. Why aren’t current strategies working?

Federal Greenwash law: guilty until proven innocent

“Under this new law, you’re guilty unless you prove your innocence to some back-room bureaucratic body. That’s simply not a Canadian concept.”

Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) – effective technology or convenient scam?

Brad Hayes examines the effectiveness and limitations of CCUS in curbing greenhouse gas emissions and questions its role, success rates, and implications for energy transition strategies.

Carbon and competition: lessons from BC’s agriculture sector

Back in 2012, the BC government gave greenhouse growers a hefty carbon-tax exemption, with the justification that the tax was unfairly hurting the industry’s competitiveness. But new research suggests there was no justification for this move; the industry was doing just fine